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  • Clinical Ethics Forum: Assisted Suicide - Where will we be in 2021?

    Death wishes and suicidality are as much the focus of the debate on physician-assisted suicide in Germany as self-determination and responsibility at the end of life. On February 26, 2020 - shortly before the COVID-19 pandemic defined last year - the ban on "businesslike promotion of suicide" (§217 of the German Criminal Code) was declared unconstitutional in a ruling by the Federal Constitutional Court. Since the beginning of this ... Continued

  • Clinical Ethics Forum: Moral stress - does it affect me?

    Klinikum rechts der Isar, Pavillion lecture hall Ismaninger Str. 22, Munich, Germany

    When physicians, nurses or other members of the treatment teams act against personal and professional values, a conflict of values can turn into moral stress. There are proven effects for each individual and for the quality of medical and nursing care. What is moral stress? How can we perceive moral conflict and the stress? And how can we counter it? In the context of this ... Continued

  • Clinical Ethics Forum: Neonates, Children and Adults in the Intensive Care Unit: Treat - Wait or Change Therapy Goals?

    Klinikum rechts der Isar, Pavillion lecture hall Ismaninger Str. 22, Munich, Germany

    Therapeutic decisions in intensive care in severe illness and at the border of life are current around birth and at all ages. With the increase of medical and technical possibilities, these decisions are complex and often stressful for all involved. The questions about the most appropriate path, the one that is best suited to the individual, arise in ... Continued

  • Clinical Ethics Forum: Robotics, Algorithms and Solidarity - Ethics in Medicine: Introducing the Institute

    This forum will provide an exciting insight into interdisciplinary projects in which modern diagnostic and therapeutic interventions are being developed in collaboration with ethicists. In addition, results from an international research project on solidarity in the context of the pandemic will be presented. The event is an opportunity to learn more about the diverse, very topical issues from the broad spectrum of bioethics ... Continued

  • Course training "Ethics counseling in health care

    Institute for the History and Ethics of Medicine, Ismaninger Str. 22, 81675 Munich, Germany Ismaninger Str. 22, Munich, Germany

    According to the curriculum of the Academy for Ethics in Medicine (AEM) Basic course and facilitation training The basic course "Ethics Counseling in Health Care" covers the development of basic competencies for the work as an ethics counselor in health care. The basic course takes place in a blended learning concept: eLearning module 6 teaching units of 45 min each 4 attendance days with impulse lectures, small group work and case work The facilitation training takes place in ... Continued

  • Course training "Ethics counseling in health care

    Institute for the History and Ethics of Medicine, Ismaninger Str. 22, 81675 Munich, Germany Ismaninger Str. 22, Munich, Germany

    According to the curriculum of the Academy for Ethics in Medicine (AEM) Basic course and facilitation training The basic course "Ethics Counseling in Health Care" covers the development of basic competencies for the work as an ethics counselor in health care. The basic course takes place in a blended learning concept: eLearning module 6 teaching units of 45 min each 4 attendance days with impulse lectures, small group work and case work The facilitation training takes place in ... Continued

  • Course training "Ethics counseling in health care

    Institute for the History and Ethics of Medicine, Ismaninger Str. 22, 81675 Munich, Germany Ismaninger Str. 22, Munich, Germany

    According to the curriculum of the Academy for Ethics in Medicine (AEM) Basic course and facilitation training The basic course "Ethics Counseling in Health Care" covers the development of basic competencies for the work as an ethics counselor in health care. The basic course takes place in a blended learning concept: eLearning module 6 teaching units of 45 min each 4 attendance days with impulse lectures, small group work and case work The facilitation training takes place in ... Continued

  • Course training "Ethics counseling in health care

    Institute for the History and Ethics of Medicine, Ismaninger Str. 22, 81675 Munich, Germany Ismaninger Str. 22, Munich, Germany

    According to the curriculum of the Academy for Ethics in Medicine (AEM) Basic course and facilitation training The basic course "Ethics Counseling in Health Care" covers the development of basic competencies for the work as an ethics counselor in health care. The basic course takes place in a blended learning concept: eLearning module 6 teaching units of 45 min each 4 attendance days with impulse lectures, small group work and case work The facilitation training takes place in ... Continued

  • Course training "Ethics counseling in health care

    Institute for the History and Ethics of Medicine, Ismaninger Str. 22, 81675 Munich, Germany Ismaninger Str. 22, Munich, Germany

    According to the curriculum of the Academy for Ethics in Medicine (AEM) Basic course and facilitation training The basic course "Ethics Counseling in Health Care" covers the development of basic competencies for the work as an ethics counselor in health care. The basic course takes place in a blended learning concept: eLearning module 6 teaching units of 45 min each 4 attendance days with impulse lectures, small group work and case work The facilitation training takes place in ... Continued

  • MRI Forum Clinical Ethics: No more good and will, or is it? Communication and options for action in case of disagreement or uncertainty

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    Klinikum rechts der Isar, Ismaninger Str. 22, Lecture Hall C

    What should we do when we experience uncertainty or disagreement in the presumed will of patients for treatment decisions?
    In the second part of the series of events "Forum Clinical Ethics" this year, the focus is now on communication and possibilities for action from an interprofessional perspective. The lectures and your contributions to the discussion offer space for exchange and joint further thinking for our hospital.
    Registration by mail to: klinische.ethik@mri.tum.de

  • Clinical Ethics Forum at the MRI: Ethics in film: What we can learn from hospital series

    Klinikum rechts der Isar, Ismaninger Str. 22, Lecture Hall C

    Time and again, we encounter tricky situations in everyday clinical practice: Can I pass on information to others without the person's consent? Can my daughter override her mother's living will? How do we deal with mistakes in the team and in the hospital? Staged in film sequences and discussed together in the Clinical Ethics Forum, the series of events organized by the Clinical Ethics ... Continued

  • Children's hospice symposium: Advance care planning for children, adolescents and young adults

    Vienna House EASY Goethestraße 11, Leipzig, Germany

    The Bundesverband Kinderhospiz e.V. is holding its symposium on "Advance Care Planning for Children, Adolescents and Young Adults" at Vienna House in Leipzig on 20.09.2024. The conference will be opened by Dr. med. Kathrin Knochel, Senior Physician for Kinetic Ethics, Institute for History and Ethics of Medicine at the Technical University of Munich with the topic "Advance Care ... Continued

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  • 14th Diocesan Medical Conference: "Just healthcare" Medicine, ethics and pastoral care in interdisciplinary dialog

    Karmeliter Hall, Karmeliterstraße 1, 80333 Munich Karmeliterstraße 1, Munich, Germany

    The well-being of patients is the top priority, and this principle of medical practice is subject to a wide range of tensions today. Many questions arise: The healthcare system "has to pay off" - in what way? As a doctor, can I still work the way I want to? What is the relationship between "talking medicine" and "apparatus medicine" ... Continued

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  • Clinical Ethics Forum: How can I know what is important to you?

    TranslaTUM Ismaninger Str. 22 22, Munich

    Who is the person who is a patient here in the hospital? Is there anything I should know as a professional so that I can understand what the person needs? Why is the right to self-determination so important and where are the limits? How can we approach people from different backgrounds, social environments, cultures and religions with an open attitude? With contributions on diversity, people of Islamic faith, communication across religions and the treatment wishes of patients, we would like to open up the forum and exchange ideas with you. Employees from all professional groups from all areas of the MRI, trainees, students and guests are welcome to attend this series of events organized by the Clinical Ethics Committee. Registration by e-mail to klinische.ethik@mri.tum.de

  • "Die Ärztin" at the Residenztheater followed by a panel discussion

    Residenztheater Munich Max-Joseph-Platz 1, Munich

    On June 24, 2025, the play "Die Ärztin" at the Residenztheater will be followed by a panel discussion as part of the event series "Forum Klinische Ethik" of the TUM University Hospital Rechts der Isar. Panel: Emily Pfister, Nursing, TUM Klinikum Rechts der Isar Roxana Maximeasa, Medical student, Medical Student Council TU Munich Bertram Linsenmeyer and Claudia Zierer, Pastoral Care, TUM Klinikum Rechts der Isar Prof. Dr. ... Continued

  • Clinical Ethics Forum and Artificial Intelligence in the Clinic: What are algorithms and technologies allowed to do?

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    Klinikum rechts der Isar, Ismaninger Str. 22, Lecture Hall B Ismaninger Str. 22 Inst. f. History and Ethics of Medicine Inst. f. History and Ethics of Medicine, Munich, Germany

    Every day, we make clinical decisions that have far-reaching consequences for patients. We are often under time pressure and work with incomplete information. - What happens when we are no longer the only ones making decisions, but algorithms have a say? - Who bears responsibility when artificial intelligence makes diagnoses or suggests treatment options? - Can machines replace empathy ... Continued